Bank customer service dismisses complaints without resolution
Wells Fargo customers report that agents make assurances that are not kept, and when customers call back to resolve the resulting issue, they are effectively told to go away. Complaints are closed without resolution, eroding trust in the bank. This pattern of dismissive customer service is widespread across large retail banks.
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